The peak incidence of was observed on brinjal during second fortnight of April 2018 i.e. during 17 (2.375 active N. longispinosus th stages/leaf) and 18 (2.318active stages/leaf) standard meteorological week (SMW).The incidence of egg stage was found to range from th 0.00 to 0.42 per leaf.Phytoseiid mite population showed a decreasing trend when temperature increased or decreased than 37.0 °C.Temperature range from 15.5 to 26.1°C (mid-October to end of February) was not found favourable for the development of N. longispinosus under natural conditions The population of eggs and active stages of s was found to have a positive correlation with maximum .N. longispinosu temperature while it showed a negative correlation with minimum temperature.A negative correlation of rainy days was also observed with the population of eggs and active stages of .N.
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